Pronunciation

/ˈvælɪd/

Definitions

• Adjective: Having genuine worth, acceptability, or conformity; conforming to rules or standards. For example: “The password must be a valid combination of letters and numbers.”
• Noun: A valid point or argument; something that is sound or convincing. For example: “His proposal contained several valid points.”
• Verb: To determine or establish the validity of (something, such as a claim or a certificate). For example: “We need to validate your login credentials.”

Phrases

• “A valid reason” refers to a credible explanation.
• “Invalidated a visa” means to cancel or declare a visa as no longer valid.
• “Validating evidence” means checking or confirming the authenticity of data.

Example Sentences

• Adjective: “Her submission was rejected because it lacked a valid supporting document.”
• Noun: “After much debate, his argument contained several valid points that convinced the committee.”
• Verb: “The company will automatically validate your subscription before granting access to the service.”

Synonyms

• Legitimate
• Sound
• Genuine
• Acceptable
• Lawful
• Conforming
• Reasonable

Antonyms

• Invalid
• Unlawful
• Unsound
• Bogus
• Invalidated